Possible Compromise Dulles Confers On Suez Future
Secretary of State Dulles and Soviet diplomat Dmitri Shepitov conferred for about twenty minutes on a possible compromise for Suez future. They spoke with interpreters as Dulles visited the British Foreign Office and met French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau. Western diplomats doubtfully pursued a plan to place the canal under international supervision, while Russia signals limited willingness to discuss shared responsibility.
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Dulles
Mussia
Dmitri Shepitov
Suez Catal
Charles E. Solder
C Masrew
Christian , Kneall
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Selwyn Loyd
Shepstey
Russia
Theiwig
Shepitov
Aito Ve
Harbor Collision In Quebec Leaves No Injuries Reported
In Quebec harbor two liners collided with fog limiting visibility. The 18192 ton Queen Hope exited tows. the Homeric, under tow, ripped the Columbia’s side and damaged Infebonts. No injuries or passengers aboard on either vessel. fog clouded the St Lawrence River approach.
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Columbia
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Skirbor
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Byenverhaven
Germany
St. Lawrence
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Sal
Pacific
Mariposa
Tome Lines
Jlomeric
Frisco GOP Claims Edge in Open Convention Fight
GOP leaders in San Francisco touted a strong Eisenhower-Nixon ticket and an open convention choice of Estes Kefauver as vice president. Democrats pinned hopes on Kefauver and Nixon’s replacement, while Vice President Nixon seeks renomination amid talk of other contenders in Los Angeles.
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Chicago
Cop Teaders
Sen
Extestelauer
Tennessee
For
Kefauver
Los Angeles
Bachar Minosad Esower
Wold Stassen
Nixon
Tragic Raquette River Boat Capsize Claims Five Away
A motor boat capsized on the Raquette River near Norwood yesterday killing James Lanning and Adeline Lanning and Kenneth and Linda Montgomery while Shirley Lanning survived with James Lanning Jr and two other children saved. Fire and rescue teams recovered bodies and searched the scene as witnesses reported cries for help.
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Raquette River
Nerwood Village
James Lanning
Norwood
Aluminum Company
Massena
Adeline
Linda Montgomery
Kenneth Montgomery
Ruth Montgomery
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Labout
Lannings
Wareiner
Monica
Lansing
Mrs. Lanning
Mr. Lanning
Mastermind Sought In Riesel Acid Case
New York authorities probe deeper into the Riesel acid attack case seeking the mastermind behind the assault that blinded a labor columnist. FBI agents, arrests, and bail set at $100,000 marked a broad expansion of the investigation into alleged underworld financing and involvement.
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Vietow Riesel
FBI
Teli
Leo
Norma Care
Hinge
Caz
Abdafuhiiy
Geetee Monte
Della
RY Sa
Tels
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Galan Hone
Inbor
Mahotles Sud
Todays Highlights and Features Summary Card
A compact overview lists features including editorial pieces on pages 8 and 6, classified items on 11, radio schedule at 2 45 pm, and sports updates alongside women’s deaths noted on page 6. Readers see featured items and notices across the edition.
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Torials Bridge
Handholding Democrats Close Ranks at Platform Moment
The Chicago crowd roared as Truman Kefauver Stevenson and Harriman paraded to the platform with hands joined. Democrats closed ranks amid rivalries noting past wins as they united behind the ticket with Kennedy era optimism.
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Saul Pett
Chicago
Harry Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Truman
Stevenson
Rex
Thomas E. Dewey
Estesi Kelauser
Teu
Taig
Kelauver
Kefauver
Averell Harriman
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Chicago Democrats Unite Behind Stevenson In Rally
Delegates at the Stockyards International Amphitheater unified behind Adlai Stevenson for president and Kefauver for vice president, with Truman and others sharing the stage. The crowd heard calls for a new America, ending poverty, and true freedom for all, while Stevenson critiqued past policy and urged decisive world progress.
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Jack Bell
Chicago
Adlair
Stevenson
Washington
Stockyards International
Kefauver
Tennessee
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Warry S. Truman
Eisenhower
Jeveryboay
Democratic Convention Remains In Memory At Homeward Journey
Delegates return from the Democratic National Convention with memories of Adiar Stevens son’s nomination over Truman, a tense farewell by Truman, and Kefauver’s impact on the ticket. Analysts foresee Kennedy drawing support in the Midwest, while the party’s drama lingers. Concluded on Page 2, Col. 8.
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Alexander F. Jones
Hersid-Journal
Chicago
Adiar Steven
Harry 8. Truman
Tru
Vention
Steven Vales
Estes Kefauver
Chen
Ken Jate
Mid-West
Jon F. Kennedy
Masga
Kefauver
Warmest Day Linked To Political Heat In Chicago
Weather forecast notes a near 90 degree high with scattered showers today and tomorrow. Weatherman Andy Keller cites hot air in the Chicago area as a factor in the warm spell. Washington’s 30 day outlook hints below normal temperatures with above normal precipitation.
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Andy Keller
Keller
Chicago Reas
Washington
Kefauver Secures Spot Amid Kennedy Rivalry at Convention
At the Chicago convention Kefauver clinched the Democratic nomination on the second ballot after Kennedy’s late switches. The final tally showed Kefauver leading Kennedy, and while Kennedy supporters balked, Kefauver received a strong ovation as he pledged to join Stevenson. His acceptance speech targeted Nixon without naming him, signaling a united but pointed Democratic pivot. Page 2 continues the coverage.
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Chicago
Tohn Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kefauver
Kennedy
Fauver
Kennedy An
Convention Mall
Adiay E. Stevenson
Ireland
Stevenson
Nixon
GOP
Stevenson Demands End to U S Drifting in Campaign Speech
Adlai Stevenson opened his presidential bid calling for Democratic leadership to end what he described as a Republican interval. He pledged the party would win this time and attacked the Eisenhower Administration and GOP. He saluted Truman and praised Kefauver as a trusted ally, while noting Kefauver as a potential running mate if elected.
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Truman
Stevenson
Bates
Eha
Kefauver
Chicago
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
Sen. Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Lawyer and husband differ on wills and gorillas
A humorous exchange shows a lawyer asking what should be different and the husband fumbling over legal terms. He jokes about leaving everything to his wife conditional on a future event, ending with a garbled wish about someone being carried after a death.
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Garry
Felons Hunted as State Posse Uses Bloodhounds
A state posse with bloodhounds pursues felons connected to a prison escape activity yesterday in Ulster, as officers deploy tracking dogs and coordinate searches across affected areas.
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Walleile
Ulster
Walla
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